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Qatar Airways launches online visa system

30 May 2018 - by Dorine Reinstein
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QATAR Airways has introduced

a new online system that

allows passengers of the

airline, including South

Africans, to apply online for

tourist visas to Qatar.

The process takes about 10

days and the cost is US$55

(R613) per person. The option

to fast track the application is

available at a cost of US$120

(R1 336) per person and takes

approximately seven days to

process.

Only one-month single-entry

tourist visas are available and

the visa must be used within

60 days of the date of issue.

The validity and the visa period

cannot be extended.

The service can be accessed

from the airline’s website.

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